Blends FL, FR Worksheet
Say each picture word together before students circle a blend. Compare the second sound in fl and fr, then have students print their choice on the line.
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Say each picture word together before students circle a blend. Compare the second sound in fl and fr, then have students print their choice on the line.
An opinion-writing worksheet where students state and support an opinion about a topic or book.
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Adding Three Counting On Worksheet: This resource is great for students who are struggling with adding three to the first addend. This resource will help them understand the concept and provide them with the practice they need to be successful.
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A sight-words reading comprehension worksheet using a short repetitive story about five cold ducks, built to practice a specific list of second-grade sight words.
Six initial L-blends are practiced through listening, tracing, picture sorting, spelling, and word building. Short readings, comprehension questions, dictation, and a spinner-and-hunt game offer further ways to apply the blends. Choose activities for the learner’s current stage, moving from recognizing a blend to using it in words and connected reading.
Worksheet giving students practice building compound words by matching two word parts together.
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For each letter A-Z, use a dot marker to dot every occurrence of that letter (both uppercase and lowercase) within a 6x 6 grid of letters.
This product is great for teachers who are looking to help their students build sight word fluency. The Pre-Primer Sight Words T to Y Worksheet is a great resource that can help students learn the Dolch words.
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